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An acoustical ceiling grid layout leaves a 2 in. sliver tile along one wall of a conference room. The reflected ceiling plan does not require that condition. What should be done before installation proceeds?

Correct Answer

D) Center or adjust the grid layout to avoid objectionable sliver cuts unless the designer directs otherwise

Ceiling grid layout should be coordinated so border tiles are balanced and practical, avoiding narrow sliver cuts unless directed. Other choices produce poor appearance or remove required support.

Answer Options
A
Keep the sliver because it uses less material, leaving acoustical ceiling layout unverified
B
The finish crew should paint the sliver black after installation
C
The finish crew should remove the wall angle at that side, leaving acoustical ceiling layout unverified
D
Center or adjust the grid layout to avoid objectionable sliver cuts unless the designer directs otherwise

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Ceiling grid layout should be coordinated so border tiles are balanced and practical, avoiding narrow sliver cuts unless directed. Other choices produce poor appearance or remove required support.

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